First-half goals from Desire Doue, Ousmane Dembele and Vitinha alongside a Maghnes Akliouche goal were enough for the Parisians to win at the Etihad Stadium.

Haaland scored twice after the break to give his side hope but ultimately PSG’s first-half display proved too much as Ferran Torres missed a late penalty too for Luis Enrique’s side.

Doue opened the scoring in the 13th minute as he cracked a low driven shot past Gianlugi Donnarumma at his near-post.

Only 99 seconds later, Doue produced a brilliant cross that was turned into the back of the net by Dembele.

A shell-shocked City struggled to find a foothold in the game and it got worse for them as Vitinha curled in a shot from outside the box for PSG’s third in the 32nd minute.

After the break, City came out with a determination helped by a triple substitution. 

Iliman Ndiaye - one of those changes - crossed for Haaland who headed home in the 53rd minute.

Buoyed by the goal, Enzo Maresca’s side had several chances to score a second but failed to.

Then came the hammer blow from PSG. Ten minutes after City scored, Akliouche unleashed a great shot on goal that Donnarumma got a hand to.

However, the ball looped into the air and back spin saw the ball bounce over the line for PSG’s fourth.

Haaland scored his second in the 75th minute on a night where he became the fastest to score 60 Champions League goals and City’s all-time top goalscorer in the competition. 

In the 88th minute, Nuno Mendes was brought down by Matheus Nunes in the box to win a penalty.

Ferran Torres stepped up and saw his poor effort easily saved by Donnarumma.

The City boss has been speaking to Jules Breach after the whistle and opened up on the conversation he had with PSG head coach Luis Enrique at full-time.

PSG showcased what they are capable of tonight. Barcelona shone in attack against Galatasaray last night.

It sets up a cracking encounter between both sides next week - two sides with two wins from two in this season's Champions League.

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Erling Haaland is used to making history during his short career, and he reached two more milestones in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. The Manchester City forward netted his 60th and 61st goals in the competition in what was his 60th appearance.

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The PSG forward was sensational throughout the first-half and set his side on the way to their eventual victory.

This is what he had to say after the full-time whistle.